Factores que determinan la no participación de las mujeres en la vida organizativa de la comunidad Buena Vista, parroquia Puná, cantón Guayaquil
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2014
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Universidad de Guayaquil Facultad de Filosofía, Letras y Ciencias de la Educación
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La presente tesis ha sido desarrollada en la comunidad de Buena Vista, ubicada en la Parroquia Puná, cantón Guayaquil, En esta comunidad existe una Asociación de comerciantes de cangrejos, donde los miembros son solo hombres y son ellos quienes tienen mayor participación en todas las actividades que se realizan no solo en la organización sino en la comunidad en general, las mujeres han sido relegadas a cumplir únicamente con las labores del hogar, sin tener participación alguna en dicha organización. Para efecto de este estudio se utilizaron los métodos Científico, Inductivo- Deductivo, Empírico- Analítico e Interrogativo, además nos apoyamos en la Investigación Exploratoria, de campo y Científica. Se realizó una encuesta con preguntas cerradas a hombres y mujeres de la comunidad lo que nos ayudó recolectar la información necesaria para sustentar nuestra investigación. Como resultado se pudo concluir que las mujeres de la comunidad tienen temor de enfrentar nuevos retos, tienen un nivel bajo de autoestima, relacionado al bajo nivel de estudio que tienen, al poco conocimiento que tienen de los asuntos de la organización y a dejar de lado los asuntos del hogar. Se ha desarrollado un programa de capacitaciones y talleres orientados a ayudar a resolver la problemática que viven las mujeres esta población. Se lograron cumplir con 20 horas de capacitaciones y talleres dentro de la comunidad, logrando alcanzar los objetivos planteados, y de esta manera ellas puedan ser valoradas y aceptadas dentro de la comunidad como un ser incluyente en todos los ámbitos de su comunidad
This thesis was developed in the community of Buena Vista, located in the Puná Parrish of Guayaquil. In this community there is a corporation of crab merchants, where membership is comprised solely of men. These men have exclusive participation in all the activities that take place not only in their organization but also in the community at large. The women in Puná Parrish have been relegated to only comply with housework, deprived of any involvement in the organization or the decision-making process for community related matters. For the purpose of this study, Scientific, Deductive, Inductive, Empirical, and Interrogative Analytical methods were used. In addition we relied on Exploratory, Field, and Scientific Research. A closed question survey was conducted with the men and women from the community that helped support the hypothesis. As a result, it was determined that women in the community are afraid to face new challenges and have low self-esteem, the latter also being related to low education levels and poor knowledge about the organization. We have developed a training program including workshops to help solve the problems currently experienced by women in this population. These women carried out twenty hours of training and workshops, achieving the objectives, and therefore they can be valued and accepted within the community and be included in all aspects of their community
This thesis was developed in the community of Buena Vista, located in the Puná Parrish of Guayaquil. In this community there is a corporation of crab merchants, where membership is comprised solely of men. These men have exclusive participation in all the activities that take place not only in their organization but also in the community at large. The women in Puná Parrish have been relegated to only comply with housework, deprived of any involvement in the organization or the decision-making process for community related matters. For the purpose of this study, Scientific, Deductive, Inductive, Empirical, and Interrogative Analytical methods were used. In addition we relied on Exploratory, Field, and Scientific Research. A closed question survey was conducted with the men and women from the community that helped support the hypothesis. As a result, it was determined that women in the community are afraid to face new challenges and have low self-esteem, the latter also being related to low education levels and poor knowledge about the organization. We have developed a training program including workshops to help solve the problems currently experienced by women in this population. These women carried out twenty hours of training and workshops, achieving the objectives, and therefore they can be valued and accepted within the community and be included in all aspects of their community
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PARTICIPACION, MUJER, CAPACITACION